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gammase1 replied Jun 27, 2016The EU demanded austerity from Eurozone members, with devastating consequences. But the UK austerity was entirely self-imposed.
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gammase1 replied Jun 27, 2016Shares in UK banks, insurers, builders and real estate companies getting hammered in trading.... Trading in Barclays and RBS temporarily halted. Conversely, oil companies and miners, and others which derive most of their earnings in overseas markets ...
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gammase1 replied Jun 27, 2016Shares in UK banks, insurers, builders and real estate companies getting hammered in trading.... Trading in Barclays and RBS temporarily halted. Conversely, oil companies and miners, and others which derive most of their earnings in overseas markets ...
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gammase1 replied Jun 26, 2016The interest rate increases on Black Wednesday had no effect in keeping the UK in the ERM. Speculators knew it (both the ERM and the demand zapping high interest rates) was unsustainable and kept on selling, causing the government to throw in the ...
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gammase1 replied Jun 26, 2016I base my argument on economic history. Use Black Wednesday as a prime example for a case study on sterling. Rate rises are highly unlikely to be on the immediate horizon, particulatrly when gilt yields are at record lows - this shows how sensitive ...
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gammase1 replied Jun 26, 2016Exactly. Any inflation pass through from a weaker currency would be seen as temporary and very unlikely to lead to higher wages, as the prices rises come at a time of a demand shock. A rate increase (or increases) would further damage domestic ...
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gammase1 replied Jun 26, 2016and a temporary solution, one that leads to more selling and weaker growth. Interest rate increases did little to stem the fall in the RUB. The currency only recovered when the oil price bottomed.
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gammase1 replied Jun 26, 2016When do rate rises to counter heavy selling of a currency work? Black Wednesday in 1992? Did the Central Bank of Russia succeed in halting the rout in the RUB through themany rate increases? In EM crises, of which there have been many, do they work? ...
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gammase1 replied Jun 26, 2016I think a rate rise is the wrong move and would be surpised if one took place. It smacks of panic and is often seen as a challenge to the market to test the resolve of the CB - by selling to find out how high will they raise rates in the face of a ...
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gammase1 replied Jun 26, 2016It's far more to do with the fallout from Brexit, namely the political vacuum caused by the lack of leadership in the Conservative party and the collapse of Labour's (the leading opposition party) shadow cabinet, making a leadership contest ...
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gammase1 replied Jun 25, 2016On what is meant to be a serious trading thread, you post links to that site as a credible source of news. Probably best to restrict it to your own thread, the one containing the Holocaust denial stuff and other wild conspiracies. There are some ...
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gammase1 replied Jun 23, 2016Lower turnout than expected being reported in London, due to weather and travel delays. This is bad news for Remain.
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gammase1 replied Jun 23, 2016Sunderland was expected to vote leave, it's the margin of win that has spooked the markets...
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gammase1 replied Jun 23, 2016Newcastle votes to remain, but with a lower than expected winning margin, hence sterling and equity futures dropping.
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gammase1 replied Jun 23, 2016Fed Funds futures are pricing only a 15% chance of a hike in July (up from 10% in yesterday's session), which will likely rise further in tomorrow's session, assuming we see an official confirmation of a Remain outcome and bonds soften. Plenty of ...
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gammase1 replied Jun 23, 2016Farage has all but conceded defeat - he is reported to have based his statement on a private poll based on a sample of 10,000. YouGuv poll showing 52/48 in favour of remain. Leading Remain campaigners are exuding confidence. Odds quoted of remaining ...
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gammase1 replied Jun 23, 2016Farage has all but conceded defeat - he is reported to have based his statement on a private poll based on a sample of 10,000. YouGuv poll showing 52/48 in favour of remain. url
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gammase1 replied Jun 20, 2016It is what happened following the Scottish referendum in 2014, when there was a knee-jerk pop to the upside following the result....
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gammase1 replied Jun 20, 2016And any downside move from an out vote could be brutal due to huge short-term political and economic uncertainty and instability it would cause. David Cameron will likely resign as Prime Minister, triggering a leadership contest (with Boris being ...
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